Moto Morini Bikes

Apart from a complicated name, the Moto Morini Seiemmezzo 6½ Retro Street is a fairly simple motorcycle. It does not have comprehensive electronics such as riding modes or a traction control system to fiddle with, while ABS exists because it’s now a norm. And all of this gives the Moto Morini Seiemmezzo 6½ Retro Street a bit of old-school charm – something that experienced riders would appreciate.

The XCape 650 X promises to address some of the issues that are present in the segment. The question is, does it address ‘all’ the issues? We find out!

Moto Morini has entered the Indian market with three motorcycles, the X-Cape 650X adventure motorcycle, the Seiemmezzo 6 ½ Scrambler, and the Seiemmezzo 6 ½ Retro Street. Now, we have already reviewed the X-Cape 650X, and you can read our review here. So, how do the Seiemmezzo 6 ½ twins perform? And should you consider them if you are planning on buying a middleweight bike? Let’s find out.

This is the Moto Morini X-Cape 650X adventure tourer, and it is introduced in India by Adishwar Auto Ride, the same group that retails Benelli and Keeway motorcycles in the country. Now, the X-Cape 650X is Moto Morini’s offering in the middleweight ADV segment which includes well-established rivals like the Kawasaki Versys 650 and the Suzuki V-Strom 650. So, does it make a case for itself, and should you consider buying it over the competition? We will try to answer that question in this review.

Moto Morini has revealed quite a few motorcycles at the EICMA 2023, including the X-Cape 1200.

Moto Morini has unveiled the 2024 X-Cape 650 and Seiemmezzo for global markets and is likely to launch the motorcycles in India sometime next year.

Moto Morini made its debut in India last year and brought along a handful of products like the X-Cape 650 and the Seiemmezzo Street. While we’ve already ridden and written about the ADV, we were yet to do the same for the Seiemmezzo, until now. And in this story, we’ll give you a close look at Moto Morini’s neo-retro offering.

The middleweight cruiser segment in India has witnessed the consistent entry of new names over the last few years. The latest one to do was from Moto Morini in the form of the X-Cape 650. And when it comes to one of the rather well-known models, the Kawasaki Versys 650 fits the bill. So, we put the two ADVs against each other on paper in this story to see which one offers a better package.

After unveiling the X-Cape ADV-R 650 at the EICMA, Moto Morini has now put it to the test at the Bassella Race in Spain. Here's a close look at the bike.

Moto Morini displayed its latest concept, the X-Cape 650 ADV-R at the EICMA 2022 in Milan. The model is in its early stage and based on the standard bike on sale in the world market including India. Here’s what the Italian ADV packs in its off-road-ready trim.